Good morning Cuties. Well, I've been and had my first eye surgery this morning. Had to be at hospital at 6.15am.
I was second on the list as the lady before me was a full blown Diabetic and needed to get hers done before me so she could get her insulin levels right.
I went in to surgery at 7.50am and was finished by 8.15. It's amazing, I've had a Stent, trifocal lenses, cataract removal and laser surgery! I look like a Pirate with my eye patch on. The eye and forehead is still numb, but I didn't feel a thing. I saw lots of shapes and the image of an outline of the surgeon etc. but it was all blurry. I go back tomorrow morning for a check and have to put eye drops in for a month. The other eye will be done next Thursday, but I'll have to wait till the Tuesday to have it checked as it's Easter.
Because I have Glaucoma the installation of the stent is to keep the pressure down. Amazing that this sort of micro surgery is available now and I thank God this system has been invented. Can't drive for a couple of days, but should be fine for Palm Sunday.
1. Me with my Eyepatch - sans makeup!!
2. The Stent that was placed in my eye - as you can see it's minute - it's on the top of the finger!
Love Chris
I felt absolutely nothing, and yes, the science behind it is amazing. I'm just not allowed to lift anything heavy for a couple of days and use the eye drops. I don't mind that as I'm used to having things on my eyes re make up etc. Thanks for you lovely comment about me not wearing makeup, I appreciate that. I do look after my skin as I've said before the sun damages you so much here in Aus.
I think I'll still have to use glasses too for close work, will wait and see. I may have to have new ones, I'm not sure. I'll keep you posted. Love Chris
Hope you notice a big difference when you remove the patch.
love,
Helen
I had a very red eye last time so hope that doesn't happen again.
hugs
Michelle
Love Bärbel
I feel fantastic and it's a perfectly gorgeous Autumnal day here in Newcastle today. I hope the weather is kind to you up north. And how about our poor Queenslander cousins too, what a lot of rain they have experienced. Love Chris